
TCU (Brazilian Federal Court of Accounts) begins this week an investigation into the Central Bank's role in the liquidation of Banco Master.
The inspection will analyze audits conducted prior to 2024 and Fictor's rejected proposal.
Finance Minister defended the Central Bank's actions in the case.
The monetary authority states that doubts have been clarified and that oversight will be swift, while preserving banking secrecy and exclusive technical expertise.
A report from the Central Bank sent to the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office indicates that suspicious transactions exceeded the bank's equity and yielded returns below the cost of credit.
The President of the Brazilian Central Bank signs an international declaration defending monetary autonomy during the Master Bank crisis.
A document sent to the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office indicates that the bank controlled by Daniel Vorcaro was already insolvent before its extrajudicial liquidation.
Agreement between institutions avoids review of the process and reduces tension in the financial market.
The agreement provides for a clearly defined technical investigation, respect for confidentiality, and the lifting of objections in the liquidation process.
The minister states that the inspection will follow due legal process and will maintain the confidentiality and autonomy of the regulator.
Warning sign that the proposal under discussion could open loopholes for political appointments and compromise the agency's autonomy.
The statement by the president of the TCU (Brazilian Federal Court of Accounts) was made after a meeting with officials from the monetary authority.
The report maintains its estimates for GDP, exchange rates, and interest rates, while the market adjusts inflationary expectations in the medium term.